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It was by far the most active stock of the day.

All three were among the day's 10 most active stocks.

Each boy devoted his attention to some particularly active stock.

Global was suddenly the most active stock on the Exchange.

Eight of the top 10 active stocks declined in price.

It was the second most active stock, with 4.7 million shares changing hands.

The company was also the most active stock, on a volume of more than 2.3 million shares.

And both try to keep costs down by avoiding active stock picking.

It was the most active stock, with volume of 36 million shares, more than 10 times the daily average.

Philip Morris was the most active stock on any exchange.

Cisco Systems was the most active stock at 11.3 million shares.

It was among the most active stocks, with nearly four million shares traded.

Changes among the Big Board active stocks were also small.

More than 13 million shares were traded, making it the most active stock on any exchange.

Even the most active stock was not all that active.

Citrix was the most active stock yesterday and lost almost half its value.

It was the most active stock on that exchange, with more than 16.6 million shares traded.

Nearly six million shares changed hands, making it the most active stock on the Big Board.

At a volume of 4.1 million share, Cisco was the most active stock yesterday.

Intel was again the most active stock yesterday as 7.8 million shares were traded.

The most active stock yesterday was Nextel, at 12.8 million shares.

I affirm it to have been a fine active stock of books which ought to be available in any good library service.

Shares of three large retailers were among the most active stocks in trading yesterday.

Novell was the most active stock of the day, with 7.3 million shares traded.

Intel, a favorite among institutional investors, was also the most active stock at nearly 16 million shares.